Students with assimilating and accommodating learning styles demonstrated significantly more agreeable attitudes toward varied aspects of network-based instruction than students with converging and diverging learning styles.
"People who suppress their emotions, especially amusement and especially when the normative response is to show it, are perceived less extraverted, less agreeable, and more insecure toward relationships," the authors concluded.
The salt breeze suffused the town with an agreeable torpor as I strolled toward Praça da República, the town hall square, for a rendezvous with a resident.
Azerbaijan's President Elchibey expressed optimism toward bringing an agreeable solution to the conflict with Armenia's Ter-Petrosyan.
The Catholic truth is that "God, through His grace, efficaciously forms in us a movement of love, which carries us toward Him and toward what we know is agreeable to Him, for that is the definition that St. Augustine gives of the grace of Jesus Christ, Inspiratio dilectionis, ut cognita sancta amore faciamus".
Neurotic: A higher than normal tendency to experience unpleasant emotions Open: Broadly curious and creative Extroverted: Looks toward others for stimulation Agreeable: Warm, compassionate and cooperative Conscientious: Self-disciplined, organized and eager for success Make Our Differences Work For Us, Not Against Us.
The current language of outrage in Europe — indulging prophecies of imminent demographic doom brought on by fertile Muslims — is heading toward the idea of an "agreeable holocaust," which is what a 17th-century Dominican friar called Spain's final solution to its insoluble problem.
In a settlement, you and the other party work toward a resolution that is mutually agreeable.
Professional, agreeable waiters.
